I Find the e mail listed below rather troubling.
1. Complaint the last set of quality tires were more than they would like to
spend. ( I suspect the tires gave excellent results )
2. Quoting a low price for a tire (only, no install ) that is out of stock
then complaining in # 3.
3. Calling the shop who can get the obsolete size tire and install it at a
reasonable cost " buffoons ".
Seems there will be no satisfying this person, reminds me of one of the
reasons why I closed my shop 10 years ago.
I suspect when a low cost tire is located complaints of poor quality will
surface. How do I know the tire at Tire Rack is out of stock? I'm looking for
a
set for a older SAAB.
Harold
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
> I am back to the perennial question of tires and tires sizes for
> a TR3. My last set were Michelin 165-15's that were more expensive
> that I would have liked. The only 165-15's that I find on tirerack.com
> are Kumhos for $32 each. The local tire buffoons what
> $65 each for the same Kumhos mounted & balanced. My best friend says
> use Vredesteins or something like that. Another TR friend got a set of
> Cooper Metrics.
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